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     What in the World is a Dugong? | National Geographic

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     7 Facts About Dugongs | WWF-Australia

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     WHICH IS WHICH: Manatee or Dugong? | Oceana

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     • Dugongs belong to the Sirenian marine mammal order, just like manatees (West Indian, Amazonian and West African species), which they are often mistaken for (watch out: Google Images will misleadingly suggest hundreds of manatee pictures if you make a “dugong” keyword search).
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   Jun 5, 2012 · Along the coast of Abu Dhabi, development is spilling into the sea, smothering the sea grass beds that nourish rare marine mammals called dugongs. Subscribe...

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   Join us on an unforgettable journey to uncover the fascinating world of dugongs! These gentle giants, also known as sea cows, are often misunderstood creatur...

5. www.youtube.com › watchDugong discovery: Large population found off Qatar - YouTube

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   The waters off Qatar are home to the world’s second-largest population of dugongs, sea mammals that eat underwater grass.Usually, they like to move alone, or...

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   Dive into the serene depths of the ocean and explore the enchanting world of dugongs! Join us on an educational journey as we uncover the secrets of these ma...

7. www.youtube.com › watchThe Dugongs of the Great Barrier Reef - YouTube

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   In the lagoon formed by the Great Barrier Reef grows fields of sea grass that house a plethora of sea creatures, one of them being the Dugong. Subscribe: ht...

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   Mar 27, 2018 · WWF-Australia plans to create one of the world’s biggest dugong sanctuaries in the Great Barrier Reef! The northern Great Barrier Reef is home to one of the largest populations of dugongs in...

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   How old is a dugong?

   • 8-18 years. As you have learned, the Dugong is a fascinating marine animal. It gets it nickname “sea cow” because well, it looks like an underwater cow. this amazing animal is important to the control of underwater sea grass populations.

   Dugong Fun Facts for Kids

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   Does the Dugong species still exist?

   • The dugong still exists in other regions of the world but is at risk of total extinction. They are most commonly seen off the East African and Australian coasts in the shallow waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans. It is estimated that around 30,000 remain worldwide.

   Dugongs Declared Functionally Extinct In China Following Habitat Loss

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   How many genera of Dugongs are there?

   • Nineteen total genera from the family are known from the fossil record. Dugongs are large, elongated mammals with a down-turned snout and thick brown or grey skin. The technical term for the body shape is fusiform. This means their bodies are shaped like a spindle that is tapered at the ends.

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   What is the scientific name of the dugong?

   • The dugong is a medium-sized marine mammal and one of the four living species of the Sirenia order. It belongs to the dugong family Dugonginae and is also known as the scientific name of the dugong.

   What Is The Scientific Name Of Dugong? (ANSWER) - PhilNews.PH

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   Is a dugong a manatee?

   • Dugongs belong to the Sirenian marine mammal order, just like manatees (West Indian, Amazonian and West African species), which they are often mistaken for (watch out: Google Images will misleadingly suggest hundreds of manatee pictures if you make a “dugong” keyword search).

   Let me introduce you to… dugongs! – Geospatial Ecology of Marine

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   How many Dugongs are there in Australia?

   • Dugongs form separate populations, some of which are very isolated and at high risk of extirpation. They are found in 37 different countries, with Australia being home to the largest populations by far (exceeding 70,000 individuals 5 ). Figure 1: Manatee vs Dugong, can you tell them apart?

   Let me introduce you to… dugongs! – Geospatial Ecology of Marine

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    Sep 27, 2021 · Dugongs belong to the Sirenian marine mammal order, just like manatees (West Indian, Amazonian and West African species), which they are often mistaken for (watch out: Google Images will misleadingly suggest hundreds of manatee pictures if you make a “dugong” keyword search).